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> Or companies with more than one "real" server...(ie non-Intel based.)
Now, now. Let's not go there. :-)
> A company with more than 100 users has a "help desk" - which is a place
> that System Administrators avoid like the plague.
True. And most of the ones I've been employed at, or know someone employed
at, have more than 1 Sys Admin, at the same time.
> A "Junior" position does NOT normally mean a trainee position, although it
> definitely means you get paid less, sometimes much less. It normally means
> a position where the job responsibilities and, more importantly,
authority,
> are severely restricted. However, job expectations are usually that you
can
> do anything that the Sr. Sys Admin does but "under supervision," not on
> your own. (Which means that the Sr. Sys Admin gets fired for letting you
> have root privs and typing rm *.*, when he should have been over your
> shoulder to prevent it.)
You're right; I described it wrong. And I've been a Jr. Network Admin (more
or less a Sys Admin in a Netware shop) before. Shouldn't have described it
as trainee, when I mostly meant "less experienced/less knowledgable/less
authority" (pick your set). Mea culpea.
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